…urillo discriminatory model does not offer good education nor quality employment,” Orozco warned. “Its economic priority is to fortify the corporate elite in order to compete with large capital and transnational companies, while managing, gradually, to displace them.”  …

…five strategically located stages, all of which were free of charge to the community. More than two thousand people, 60% of which were women, worked tirelessly to make the scale of the event possible. The stages were located on the balcony of City Hall, El Gaucho, Cagancha Plaza, Matriz Plaza, and at the intersection of Av. Libertador y Uruguay; they were occupied by more than 600 talented local artists. The celebration culminated at the City Hall…

…ants in danger of extinction, and rescue bee populations. So far, more than 600 coral fragments have been reproduced asexually, 13 endangered plant species have been grown under assisted conditions, and over 5.8 mm of bees have been rescued. New techniques for sexual coral reef reproduction will introduce greater genetic diversity, and thus resilience, to the region’s aquatic fauna. Fundación Cap Cana also emphasizes better management of its biodi…

…of emergency due to the increase in migrants with expectation that many more will arrive prior to the lifting of Title 42. In the last two weeks of April, El Paso officials reported constant traffic of between 500 and 600 people, most people having just arrived at the city. Migrants who arrive continue to wonder if they will be one of the lucky individuals to receive legal asylum as the United States changes its policies….

More than 178,600 undocumented migrants, many from Mexico and Central America, were detained last April at the border between Mexico and the United States. A policy, previously suspended by President Joe Biden, stating that asylum seekers must wait in Mexico for their scheduled court date was reinstated by the U.S. Supreme Court, but some argue these efforts are not enough to deter illegal migration. President Andrés Manuel López Obrador proposed…

…ea river canyon, surrounded by nature. “In this place, the green mountains command the view. It is a perfect place to enjoy nature trails, hanging bridges, and have a few good cups of coffee with the aroma of the region.” For those who enjoy nature there is also the Gamboa Forest Reserve. “The most impressive thing is being able to take a 600-meter cable car ride through the tropical jungle and wildlife of the place. Riding in that gondola is like…

…eat to national security.” The White House then went on to impose more than 600 sanctions, which has seen Venezuela face major issues with importing food and medicines. In a “twist” to bilateral relations, current U.S. President Joe Biden thus sent a delegation to Caracas. Despite a meeting that was described as “respectful, cordial, [and] diplomatic,” this did not stop Biden from renewing Obama’s executive order. Maduro has demanded that the Whit…

…cludes the use of fire pits. To make your experience at Noctambulante more comfortable, bring your own tent, flashlights, and sleeping bag. There is NO equipment rental on site. You can also bring your food and drinks as long as they don’t contain alcohol. In Los Dinamos, you will also find typical food stalls that sell quesadillas, tacos, and coffee. In the effort of taking care of the health and well-being of visitors, Noctambulante will be oper…

…ars for the new dams to start producing. And because both dams would depend on the same river, drought could be a persistent and serious problem. Recalde, as former director of the EBY, emphasized the necessity of moving forward with the hydroelectric projects but also recommended that alternative sources be examined. Moreover, he explained that consumption increased by 400 megawatts in the past year and spoke about the need for new sources of ene…

…ges, these demonstrations included peaceful marches, clashes with the police, and occasional looting. Hundreds of people were arrested following the protests. Blinken confirmed that around 600 protesters remain in jail, some of them “in deteriorating health conditions and without access to food, medicine, or calls to their loved ones.”…